Roborock has showcased the Saros 20 Flow Complete at IFA 2026, positioning the robot vacuum among its flagship models with a claimed 36,000Pa of suction, an 8.98cm-tall chassis and hardware designed to tackle both mopping and high floor transitions.
The AdaptiLift system is rated to climb a single threshold up to 4.5cm high, or two consecutive obstacles with a combined height of up to 8.8cm. Its sub-9cm profile is intended to let the robot clean beneath lower furniture, while the suction figure matches that of the Roborock Saros 20.
For wet cleaning, the Saros 20 Flow Complete uses the SpiraFlow 2.0 roller-mop system, which continuously feeds the roller with clean water. The mop lifts when the robot reaches carpet, and the vacuum can adapt its cleaning behavior to the detected surface.
Roborock also says its brush system delivers a 0% hair-tangling rate, a claim that will need longer-term testing. Navigation is said to recognize more than 300 obstacle types, including features aimed at homes with pets. The companion app supports room and floor-type settings, cleaning-intensity controls and zones beyond curtains.
Its RockDock station washes the roller with water heated to as much as 100°C, then dries it at up to 63°C, taking over much of the routine mop maintenance. Roborock has not provided pricing or wider availability details in the information available so far.
